L'image de la Guerre civile espagnole dans la bande dessinée entre 1936 et 1975-I by Michel Matly

“…The governmental camp used comics in trench magazines to entertain and educate soldiers, in political newspapers to reject war's responsibility on foreign countries and in comic magazines to reduce anguishes of the juvenile public in front of war events.…”
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La fonction mnémonique des cartes à jouer illustrées : Le rôle de la mémoire dans la réception et la diffusion des idées whig à travers le jeu de cartes The Meal Tub Plot (c. 1681)... by Sophie Lambea

“…The narrative strategies were varied, borrowing from newspapers, fables and even comic strips. However, understanding the meaning of these illustrated playing cards is difficult for today’s reader/observer, as Francis Barlow based the narrative of his illustrations on the memory of events that took place at the end of the seventeenth century and knowledge of the historical and cultural context is necessary to fully understand the satirical scope of the playing cards.Besides, The Meal Tub Plot playing cards were not only intended to entertain, but also to help shape public opinion and the collective memory of the English people, thereby facilitating the accession of William of Orange to the throne in 1689.…”
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Controverse, polémique, expertise : trois notions pour aborder le débat sur le changement climatique en France by Marion Mauger-Parat, Ana Carolina Peliz

“…The empirical part of the article shows three complementary analysis: the uses of the two notions controversy and polemic in scientists’ discourses, a diachronic analysis of French media discourses regarding the IPPC representation and a synchronic analysis of French newspapers front pages from November 2009 and April 2010, focusing on the elements constructing the polemic and controversial discourses.…”
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Features of childhood in rear Siberian city during the great Patriotic War (on the example of Omsk) by M. S. Nosova

“…The study used a wide range of documentary sources, newspapers and oral sources to describe the main features of the daily life of children in Omsk, due to the war. …”
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SOCIAL PEDAGOGY AND PREVENTIVE WORK IN THE COMMUNITY by LEINO Mare

“…The boys recorded it and put the film on the web. In many newspapers and TV/ Radio shows those evidences were discussed intensively. …”
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Interactivity and public relations on the web by Annelie Naudé, Johannes Froneman, Roy Atwood

“… Interactivity is one of the most prominent features of the Internet, distinguishing it from traditional mass media such as newspapers or television. However, when discussing the concept of interactivity, most people tend to think only about the bells and whistles on particular web sites without considering interactivity as a theoretical concept. …”
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LEADERSHIP STYLE AND NATIONAL SECURITY IN NIGERIA: AN ASSESSMENT OF EBELE GOOD LUCK JONATHAN AND MUHAMMADU BUHARI’S ADMINISTRATIONS by OLAYINKA BABATUNDE ADEBOGUN, JOSEPH OLATUNJI ODUNTAN, ABRAHAM EDEH

“…The study employed secondary data in gathering information from books, newspapers, Journals, magazines, and internet sources. …”
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Engagement patterns in the reporting of the Arab-Israeli conflict in Al Jazeera English and the Washington Post by Abdallah. Z. A Warshaga, Pei Soo Ang, Changpeng Huan

“… This study examines the portrayal of the Arab-Israeli conflict in two international newspapers: Al Jazeera English (AJE) and The Washington Post (WP). …”
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Les échos de la presse dans le silence du cabinet. La posture médiatique flaubertienne à la lumière de la correspondance by Nejma Omari

“…Indeed, over the letters, the author - who claims not to be concerned by the press and displays a pronounced disgust for its mechanisms - advises his friends (Bouilhet, Colet ...) to submit their articles to newspapers. Moreover, he uses his influence to advertise or to bring his proteges in the editorial staff. …”
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СЕМАНТИЧЕСКИЕ ПРЕОБРАЗОВАНИЯ В СОВРЕМЕННОМ РУССКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ (НА ПРИМЕРЕ РАЗВИТИЯ ФРАЗЕОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО ЗНАЧЕНИЯ „НОВЫЕ РУССКИЕ”)... by ЕЛЕНА ГАБРИК

“…Word-combination “New Russians” appeared in the Russian language at the end of the 1980s and since the mid-1990s it has been used in newspapers and socio-political journalism. The article discloses the phraseological development of this language unit. …”
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University Students’ Expectations of their Lecturers’ Support Regarding Extensive Reading – A Case Study of first-year English major students at a South African University by Madoda Cekiso, Florence Olifant

“…The findings revealed that students expected lecturers to provide guidance on digital reading, encourage reading groups, improve access to diverse reading materials, consider students’ reading interests, expose them to newspapers and magazines, and promote the use of social networks for extensive reading. …”
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Associativismo civil e movimentos sociais populares em São Paulo by Maria da Glória Gohn

“…The main data sources are documents and registers of the very movements and the press newspapers: Folha de São Paulo and Estado de São Paulo and books.…”
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Cohab/RN: o caminho da interiorização by Sara Raquel Fernandes Queiroz de Medeiros

“…Different qualitative and quantitative data sources were used, such as institutional databases (for example, BHH, DATANORTE and IBGE), newspapers (Tribuna do Norte), and magazines (RN-econômico and BN em resumo), among others. …”
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Die deutsche Ausgabe von Le Monde diplomatique zwischen national und international – Rekonfiguration einer journalistischen Alternative by Lisa Bolz

“…The German version of Le Monde diplomatique has an exceptional position among German newspapers and stands out because of a double challenge: On the one hand it is a cross between the French version (whose name it bears) and the German daily taz (whose supplement it is). …”
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Les Arméniens de Constantinople au xixe siècle. Éssai de topographie urbaine. by Taline Ter Minassian

“…Constantinople is also the political and cultural “capital of the Armenians” of the Ottoman Empire, with 47 parishes, 42 schools and a dozen of secondary schools, among which Catholic and Protestant ones, as well as 415 newspapers (between 1839 and 1922). Constantinople is “the City” par excellence - Bolis – attracting many Armenians from Anatolia. …”
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AN INTERROGATION OF SPINSTER’S NIGHT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN WUKARI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF TARABA STATE by SAMUEL ALEGWU OMANCHI

“…The study relied on both primary sources like oral interviews and archival materials and secondary sources like books, theses, articles, newspapers, journals, etc. The study finds out that spinster’s night is part and parcel of most marriagesin Wukari Local Government Area of Taraba State. …”
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Creative industry and cultural tourism destination Lake Constance – a media discourse analysis by Lara Leuschen, Florian J. Eitzenberger, Tatjana Thimm

“…The following media discourse analysis examines the news media coverage of four regional online newspapers, about the topics “creative industries” and “cultural tourism” at Lake Constance region in the period from 2006 until 2016. …”
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Fondements du discours propagandiste arabe de la Grande-Bretagne au Maghreb pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale (1939-1943) by Fayçal Cherif

“…Certainly, radio programmes were preponderant as they were easily accessible but newspapers and leaflets were also used a lot in this psychological war. …”
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Encoding Cryptic Crossword Clues with TEI by Martin Holmes

“…The cryptic crossword is a highly sophisticated and challenging type of intellectual puzzle that has been a daily feature of British newspapers1 for nearly a century, and yet the culture and traditions surrounding it have received little scholarly attention. …”
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“An Enormous Amount of Human Waste”: Self-esteem, Capitalism, and the US Prison, 1973-1989 by Anaïs Lefèvre

“…Using articles from major newspapers, transcripts of congressional hearings, political speeches, and publications by prison administrators and criminologists, this article argues that the “self-esteem” concept was exploited by prison administrators to present rehabilitation and labor programs as legitimate and efficient. …”
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